Website review: Shiny Mud Balls | Science and Educa...
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•24 reviews since Jan 20, 2006
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Reviews of this website
ElDave rated 10 months ago- From the page: "At elementary schools, kindergartens, and preschools all across Japan, kids are losing themselves making hikaru dorodango, or balls of mud that shine."
- babubster rated 17 months ago
- mud therapy?? whose balls are shinier?
- elbobo rated 23 months ago
- Very cool...I want to make some...we have so many different types of dirt around here.
- opperator rated 26 months ago
- Man, how i wish i was still teaching children! This is so cool! How can mud shine. Well take a look!
- wisdom-of-trees rated 26 months ago
- THIS IS SO COOL!!!
- erica2368 rated 26 months ago
- From the page: "Pack some mud into your hand,"
- darsius rated 26 months ago
- How odd
- 01amop rated 26 months ago
- forget the psycology, this is what you want to know:
How to Make A Shiney Dorodango
Pack some mud into your hand, and squeeze out the water while forming a sphere.
# Add some dry dirt to the outside and continue to gently shape the mud into a sphere.
# When the mass dries, pack it solid with your hands, and rub the surface until a smooth film begins to appear.
# Rub your hands against the ground, patting and rubbing the fine, powdery dirt onto the sphere. Continue this for two hours.
# Seal the ball in a plastic bag for three or four hours. Upon removing the sphere, repeat step 4, and then once again seal the sphere in a plastic bag.
# Remove the ball from the bag, and if it is no longer wet, polish it with a cloth until it shines. - forget the psycology, this is what you want to know:
- zertway2 rated 26 months ago
- See? Even Playing in the Mud can be Educational.
